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Newspaper

Wayne County Herald

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1897

Page

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In Washington the Inauguration Fracas Ends in Fallout

Mrs Emma J Webster Stanley of Ohio left her husband Leigh Stanley during the visit for the inauguration. A family row at a boarding house led to a disorderly conduct charge against Leigh Stanley, while his wife fled to leave him forever. A note from the wife laments his drinking and references a broken marriage. An advertisement for Electric Bitters promotes relief for female complaints and general illness.

Wasnixaton D. C Emma J. Stanley Ohio Leigh H. Stanley Toledo Emma J. Webster New York Washington M. J. Stanley Bowling Green Treasury Department Southard Stats Sherman Bushnell Leigh Brantey Dean Stanisy Mr. Stanley Itsuss Laubach & Boyd's Drug Store

Knox Burglary Suspects Arrested in Akron

In February milked men entered W. V. Knox residence at Applecreek tied and gagged the couple. The house was ransacked with money and watches stolen. Akron officers arrested four men last Saturday in the city and they were brought to Wooster Monday. Sandy Coppard Charles Fink Henry Streitz and Elias Harding plead not guilty and face a mayoral hearing Wednesday at 1 PM.

W. V. Knox Applecreek

Wooster Adopts New Teachers Course For Spring Term

Wooster University announces a dedicated three year teachers course to meet the needs of country and secondary school instructors. The Summer School enrolled 140 last year and aims to expand with increased attendance, lower costs, a 14 member faculty, daily recitations, a 20 000 volume library, free music and lectures, plus diverse subject options for college students and teacher candidates.

Wooster University Wooater Wooster Nelson Lapvain Lauvainis Trumbull County Holmes County University of Wooster

Natural History notes and bird notes from March

In this Natural History column from March 9 to March 10, 1897, observations describe mild March mornings filled with bird songs from redbird robin meadowlark tomtit killdeer red headed woodpecker and flicker. The writer urges youths to observe bird notes to train memory and body, and notes the turtle dove’s love note at sunset. A correction about a quoted line is added from Prof. Black. Subscribe for the Herald.

Broont Baronx Enicorn

Ohio act on veterans preferred for public appointments

A 19th century Ohio law requiring that honorably discharged Civil War veterans be preferred for public jobs is challenged by the County Commissioners in a plan to seek a mandamus from the Supreme Court to test the act’s constitutionality. Veterans fear the act is ignored as multiple sales notices and farm auctions accompany the legal push.

Legislature Ohio State of Court House Board of County Commissioners John B. Brown Ed. Khyser John Boone Wm. Young Mandamus Supreme Court John McSweeney Harry Smith

Woman Burned When Dress Catches Fire Near Farm House

Mrs Thomas Ray sustained severe flaming injuries after her dress caught fire while washing kettles at an outdoor fireplace on Jacob Bechtels farm southwest of town. Her husband Thomas Ray and Miss Emma Ray helped extinguish flames. Doctors expect recovery despite severe burns. Wackrow Rays and Emma Ray also injured aiding. News notes end with local advert for souvenir report cards at Herald Office.

Thomas Ray Jacob Bechtel Mroisky Bia Mr. Ray Mies Ray Mr. Wackrow Emma Ray

University Notes Detail Annual Gym Exhibition at Wooster

Thursday evening the first annual gymnasium exhibition was held under Director J B Patterson. About 100 students in gymnastic dress performed drills and feats to a large audience for nearly two hours. Prof HW Bacher from Canton YMCA presented a five alloying exercise. President Taylor and Rev Hall Young appear in campus notes amid illness and lectures. Mills meetings schedule changes sped student attendance, with several essays and contests noted in Kauke Chapel.

J. B. Patterson HW Bacher Canton Y M Patternon Black Mt. Vernon A A. E Taylor Columbus Penguin Hall Young B. Fay Mille Opera House Irvine Kauke Cbhapel Thiee Allen Barnett from-Ben-Hur Allen Clark, Jr Wooster Robt Crawford Keane Clase Mills Jessone

Biography of Simon Ewing Died at Home in Canaan Township

Interesting biographical sketch recalling Simon Ewing born May 19 1816 in Canaan township died March 6 1807 at his farm near Golden Corners. The narrative covers his parents William and Agaone Ewing and 12 siblings, marriage to Alea Mary A McLoughlin, descendants including six grandchildren and two great grandchildren, and notes on his wealth humor and Bible reading. Burial in Wooster cemetery with Dr Criley officiating.

Golden Corners Canaan Township Simon Ewing Simon William and Agaone(White) Ewing Sharman Valley William Susannah Elizabeth James Jane Dorn Samuel John Alexander Joa Eph Keb Mary Hiram Parente David Reed Gentor Wooster Alea Mary A. McLoughliin Saga Samuel Ewing Golden Cornera David A. Ewing Susan Aioce Mies Nottie Ewing Ewing Hoe Banke Tie Dr. Criley

Rebecca Firestone dies in New Pittsburg at 53

Rebecca Firestone died Saturday morning March 13 at age 53 years and 20 days. Her remains were interred in New Pittsburg cemetery on March 15 with Rev. Harris officiating amid community illness from grippe and lung fever. The village reports numerous spring changes: Hallman family moves to Shelby, Mrs. Hallman occupies new house, McConnell takes Ed Eberhart property, Jance and Kramer swap places, Lance buys Jackson estate, Dr Braden purchases Summerton property, Norton moves to Norton house, Sualsgood buys Red Hawk property for April 1, Ebert couple plan new housekeeping near No 9, term dates shift with spring term starting March 20.

Rebecca Firestone New Pittsburg Harris Braden Ie John Hallman Shelby

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